The best friend was a hard pass for me for most of the book, but then at the end. I just loved her. Just read Kiss and Don’t Tell and really loved it and all the characters. Is there any chance this might become a series, so we get to see the other players get their happy ever afters. Reply first of all, thank you meghan quinn for the ARC of this book in exchange for an unbiased, honest review. No, unless your 11/12 year old swears a lot and is sexually active. I’d say these are for adults only. Reply

the angst. Oh. Man. This was had a looooot of topics that could be triggering. These are two people who’ve endured a lot, but Myla definitely experienced more than anyone ever should (unfortunately). But I loooved that Ryot was there for her when she needed him (even after he messes up… both times). Myla and Ryot have been married for years. Everything seems to be going well until one day Myla serves him divorce papers. Ryot feels blindsided and like it’s coming out of nowhere. The idea that people don’t “see” their spouse anymore as marriages go on is accurate, and I think I really connected to that story and even the heroine. There was so much to love about this book, I just didn’t overall connect with the heroines on this one. There are definitely things revealed near the end that make her more sympathetic, but there was just too many chapters of me being annoyed with her. I had a hard time relating to her. He’s so focused on trying to build a life after baseball that he doesn’t see the life we’ve already created together… so I make the hard decision and serve him divorce papers.

Hosts will have A reliable and affordable book tour blog now accepting Tour Host applications: http://irresistiblereadstour.wordpress.com/tour-hosts/ the pranks🤣🤣. Listen. I know this isn’t everyone’s cup of tea, but I found these to be hilarious. Sure. Immature, but I don’t even care 🤣😅. With the seriousness of all the topics in this book, I needed the levity. The picture frames, batteries, eclairs, biking to the store, vinyl records, even some memories made me smile UNTYING THE KNOT, a brand new steamy, witty, emotional romance full of heart and humor from USA Today bestselling author Meghan Quinn, is Now NOW AVAILABLE This book has a marriage in crisis and I guess it's a standalone novel set in the same world as the Cane Brothers series. It was emotional, angsty and made me cry at times. But it was also heartwarming and full of hope. I enjoyed seeing all the characters (Huxley, Lottie, JP, Kelsey, Penn & Banner) again. I loved the way that marriage was described as a partnership because it's nothing but the absolute truth. The key to a healthy marriage is communication and to be supportive towards each other, which is where Myla & Ryot went somewhat wrong. At first, I was on Myla's side but as the story progressed, a part of Myla's behaviour irritated me though I could understand where she was coming from. Overall, the topics mentioned in this book were pretty heavy but the plot was also steamy and entertaining, however I did not like it more than A Not So Meet Cute set in the same universe tbh. I fell in love with Myla’s straight forward, ‘give no f*c%s’ attitude but my heart also ached when she realized she was alone and adrift later on in life and then elated when she was able to find herself again.

Fans fell in love with each and every one of the friends in the novel. These characters are so well written that readers felt each tear and all the laughter. Readers enjoyed all the glimpses into the lives of all these characters. Brady and Jane are simply delicious. Fans enjoy all the drama, the hot times, and some irrational and sweet times, with some devastation. I loved the moving from past to present. We were able to see them fall in love in the past even if we watched them falling apart and coming together in the present. There is a whole community out there who loves love, who loves romance, and I’m one of them. It’s a world I love living in, where there are happily ever afters, the odd girl gets the good looking guy, and where chivalry isn’t lost. I know it can’t all be true, that life isn’t as grand as some novels make it out to be, but I still love every single story because it’s an escape from reality, a moment in time where you can daydream of the impossible, where there is a chance of watching true love unfold right in front of you.” TL;DR: Untying the Knot is an emotionally charged and angsty marriage-in-crisis romance that is full of heartbreaking, hilarious and hopeful moments. This is a story of two people who’ve recently lost touch with themselves and each other in this marriage but undoubtedly still love each other and I loved the way Quinn takes us through their journey. There’s a lot of pain, bitter resentment and anger but there’s also healing and forgiveness. Myla and Ryot are a wonderful couple and I hope there’ll be more stories with the other side characters!USA Today Bestselling Author, wife, adoptive mother, and peanut butter lover. Author of romantic comedies and contemporary romance, Meghan Quinn brings readers the perfect combination of heart, humor, and heat in every book. I haven’t read many either as I don’t tend to gravitate towards them but I’m glad that I gave this a try cos I really enjoyed it! 😃 There comes a time in a girl’s life when she has to reach deep down into her soul, clear the pathways of her inner goddess, and let out her nuclear Satan.” Meghan Quinn is an USA Today Bestselling author, adoptive mother, wife, and lover of peanut butter. She brings her readers the perfect blend of humor, heat, and heart in each of the books that she writes. Except that it’s not… things have changed and it hasn’t been good. In fact, Myla feels like she’s a shell of who she used to be. While Ryot’s working and doing so much, she hasn’t been happy. Not only because they’ve disconnected as a couple, but also because she’s trying to find her place, and Ryot hasn’t even realized this yet.

I don’t think I have ever been tortured by a Meghan Quinn book quite like Untying the Knot. A relationship on the brink of death is always a hard read, but she really put me through some stuff with this one. I kept having to take emotional breaks while at the same time couldn’t put it down. My heart broke for Myla and Ryot over and over again. I somehow loved and hated them both. I was a freaking mess while reading this book. Anyway, the book was LONG. Sometimes I thought it should be shorter but I honestly wouldn’t know what scene to delete. I tend to like more scenes (even if it’s just the going to buy bread) in books than a short book. I want all the details and interaction. So, I thought it was long but it wasn’t a big problem for me. All in all, I wished she hadn't acted like a child for almost the entirety of the book and also she didn't play with his feelings by having sex with him throughout their separation and giving him HOPE until eventually she realised she loved him, and she didn't want to go, reason? Her BFF having cancer and basically about to die made her realise she would be alone and needed Ryot - that's it. Accepting Author Tour Requests as well!: http://irresistiblereadstour.wordpress.com/submit-a-request-book-a-tour/ You can either find my head buried in my Kindle, listening to inspiring heart ripping music or typing away on the computer twisting and turning the lives of my characters while driving my readers crazy with anticipation.First baseman for the Atlanta Warriors, named Brady Matthews, is well known for being Atlanta’s gigolo and believed he was just taking Michael Banks, a new teammate, out on the town. He didn’t realize his friend from college, Jane, would turn up at their table and turn his whole world upside down. Yes, the former third baseman for the Chicago Bobbies and absolute heart throb of the Windy City. That Ryot Bisley. What really bothered me all the way thru the book was Myla’s immaturity. Yes, she had an abusive past, but Ryot was the one helping her heal from that past. He consistently proved his love to her. For over a decade! And because they had a rough few MONTHS, she seeks out an attorney and files for divorce? Yes, her feelings were justified about not being consulted on major life change, and feeling like she wasn’t being heard. But why wouldn’t she MAKE him hear her? Be a freaking adult and tell him what is wrong and make him hear you. Try to go to counseling. Do something! And those stupid stunts she was pulling in the house while they were separated? What, is she like 12? (That’s when I thought about stopping the book) I want you to be happy. I just hope that one day, when you’ve created the life you deserve, and that beautiful smile has returned to your face, you can forgive me.” All across the USA, people are showing up dead. The deaths don't appear to be connected in any way until one particular death occurs and gets the Secretary of Defense's attention. He arranges for a task force to investigate.